I was able to test the driver from https://github.com/f1u77y/rtbth on my
RT3290LE Bluetooth adapter. The pairing with A2DP device - Nokia 5230
was successful, but pairing with an android device with BT ver 4 not.
The hcitool reports lower version of BT - 2.1 than the device itself is
capable. Pairi
There is a fix for the pairing on https://github.com/loimu/rtbth-
dkms/pull/4
for the RTBTH_IOCDMAC: dmac.dmac_op=2
Blaze, can you take look at this pull request and let it test?
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I also changed:
case RTBTH_IOCDMAC:
do {
struct rtbth_dmac dmac;
if (copy_from_user(&dmac, (void *)arg, sizeof(dmac))) {
retval = -EFAULT;
DebugPrint(ERROR, DBG_INIT,"copy_from_user failed at %d\n",
__LIN
Can you pair with BT V4 devices?
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Can you trace with edb debugger this routine inside rtbt?
LMssp_LM_User_Confirmation_Request_Reply()
{// addr = 0x00486064
long long _v16;// _cfa_fff0
long long _v32;// _cfa_ffe0
long long _v40;// _c
At the address 0x48615c I've got jump, so the memory at the address
(_v16 + 220) & 255) equals 0, which is wrong. This way we never reach
the _LMssp_Send_LMP_DH_Key_Check() routine.
I would need to trace this on Ubuntu 12.10 where is the pairing
successful.
I could nop-out the jump at the address
I traced the rtbt binary on 12.10. The result is:
Ubuntu 12.10:
48609b - jump taken
4860b3 -jump
4860cc - no jump
486102 - jump
48615c - jump
It means, that the _v16 value is zero on Ubuntu 12.10. So the function
LM_Find_Link_Table_Entry() should return 0 value. For some reason the
comparison
I have got the same trace on Ubuntu 15.10. So LM_Find_Link_Table_Entry()
returns a valid pointer value as it should. However I still haven't got
pairing in 15.10.
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I am wondering what the Mediatek is going to protect with NDA. The
rt3290 combo card is a legacy product and moreover they abandoned the
support of the card. Will be they selling this product in the future ?
Anyway, there is only 64bit version out in the linux domain only for one
platform. új
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You will need following source files. I am attaching the list.
** Attachment added: "rtbt_file_list.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bluetooth/+bug/1189721/+attachment/4803956/+files/rtbt_file_list.txt
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The problem is in the rtbt binary. The BT V4 and BT V2 pairing routines
are completely different. I traced the rtbt binary with edb debugger and
I could find the LMssp_LM_User_Confirmation_Request_Reply routine
activated only with BT V4 devices. Eventually we could pair BT V4
devices with patched r
When you want to patch the rtbt binary with newest firmware, you should
do it befofe sudo make install. You can repeat the sudo make install
after patching the binary. I will give it a try on 12.10 live system.
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I tried the Ubuntu 12.10 with the rtbt driver, but the situation is the
same as with the 12.04: The BT V4 device can pair, but cannot transfer
files. Moreover the connection drops each 1-2 seconds, then reconnects.
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The bluetooth driver I was using with Ubuntu 12.04 and 12.10 was the
loimu's driver. The rtbth.ko was compiled without problems. Pairing with
BT V2 possible, pairing with BT V4 as well, but I was unable to send
data to BT V4 and the connection dropped after 2 seconds. I've tried the
firmware
It is quite hard, since I have no source for the rtbt. The kernel 3.18
was ok to pair, but the kernel 4.02 is not pairing in simple secure
mode. When I compiled the wrapper rtbth some time ago, I checked the
source and there are data structure changes between these two versions.
You have this alrea
The work was done previously, before you took over the source. Check the
kernel macros in the source.
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Is it possible that the changes to bluetooth package affect the driver
pairing? What I have tested, the Bt v4 pairing on Ubuntu 12.04 and 12.10
succeeds, but on 14.04 and later not. The differences that could affect
the functioning are kernel and bluetooth package - bluez. When I tried
to pair with
The default pin does not matter. In ssm both pins are shown up. Each
time a new set of pins is generated. When I click on accept pin, the
rtbt routine LMssp_LM_User_Confirmation_Request_Reply is being executed.
When I traced the binary, for some reason the comparison routine is not
reached. It can
I would first get the source diff of bluez and when we have the root
cause of the pin mismatch, then I would decide whether is reasonable to
patch bluez or the rtbt binary.
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Strange, because I used the script in tools to update the firmware in
the binary rtbth driver loader, then reloaded the driver with modprobe.
Is the driver confirmed to work on other systems? Does it pair BT V4
devices as well? I can pair and transfer files with BT V2, but not
cannot pair with BT V
Yes, I did it with sudo make install. Of course I modified the makefile,
so I could use the make install command. I tried it yesterday again with
the same result. Is the source for the rtbt available?
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Is the driver confirmed to work with BT V4?
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Sure, but I have a problem with my computer which is using AMD graphics
and that was not working with Raring, but I will give it a try.
Meanwhile I decompiled the rtbt binary. I am attaching the output.
Hopefully you can make a use of it. The syntax is C+, but I think it is
far from being able comp
I can confirm successful pairing on Precise 12.04.5 with Bluetooth V4,
but file sending is not working as the connection is dropping after 1 or
2 seconds and then reconnects.
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The bug with not pairing is related to simple pairing mode for the
bluetooth > V2.1. I tried to turn off the simple pairing mode with
sudo hciconfig hci0 sspmode 0
but that is giving me this error:
Can't set Simple Pairing mode on hci0: Input/output error (5)
Is there another way to disable the
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